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Chain complexes and cohomology long exact sequences emerge naturally when one considers functors exact on one side, and tries to find obstructions to exactness.

CA1 cell activity sequences emerge after reorganization of network correlation structure during associative learning.

Well-supported clusters of arthropod, nematode and schistosome sequences emerge basal to the tunicate clade.

It has been suggested that nascent disordered protein regions transiently interact with ribosomal proteins until sequences emerge that interact with nanny proteins.

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However, as the wild-type virus is inefficient at transducing bipolar cells, the R1 library-derived viruses can compete for bipolar cell transduction, and the mutant sequences emerge.

The resulting fragments have been analyzed for a common binding motif as well as for similarities to the sequences emerging from the study by Cui and Leng [12].

Several candidate sequences emerged from the tomato, potato and tobacco EST collections.

Importantly, reliable neural sequences emerged as the animals mastered the timing of the blink response.

The mosquito sequences emerged as a sister to the remainder of the Diptera (i.e., the Brachycera), as expected.

We also found that LCR22-3a' LCR22-3a', and LCR22-4', the three young blocks implicated most frequently in genomic disorders, contained duplicated sequences emerging more recently than the other SDs on 22q11.2.